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I Don’t Think Anybody Knows

by Paul Epps on 11 Dec 2009

One of the hardest things to convey to students is how often the answer to a question is, “I don’t know, and I don’t think anybody does know.”

— NeuroDojo: How can we turn teaching problems into teaching puzzles?

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